makes a point of

He makes a point of replying to the many children who contact him for comments for use in their school reports.

No matter what a long day he may have, he makes a point of checking his email box before going to bed.

Jack makes a point of starting each project with at least three new technologies.

Throughout the book, Regina makes a point of giving readers the tools to organize their entire lives, even if their current focus is work.

After all, as that wily old militarist Sun Tzu noted: "A wise general makes a point of foraging on the enemy. "

OpenEJB actually consists of two parts -- the server and the container -- and the team makes a point of keeping them separate.

Determined to learn the language, he makes a point of spending half an hour every morning reading aloud in the garden.

She always makes a point of that.

She always makes a point of being where she should be at the exact time arranged.

That's why she makes a point of hiring managers who have a natural sense of gratitude.

Some people consider her rude because she never makes a point of saying hello to anyone.

He makes a point of this in the Gospel of Matthew.

our manager always makes a point of being where he should be at the exact time arranged.

John makes a point of reading a fresh book every month.

Whatever appointment he has, he makes a point of being punctual.

He makes a point of always being punctual.

The unclean bard makes a point of washing once a month